The Princess of Asturias, Princess Leonor looked elegant in white at her 18th birthday celebration and Constitution Oath ceremony
Princess Leonor of Spain received the highest order of the Spanish Kingdom, The Order of King Carlos III. Princess Leonor of Spain celebrates her 18th birthday with a Spanish Royal Tradition
Queen Letizia of Spain wore a blue Carolina Herrera dress, Bulgari Hoops, Corterno Ring, Magrit Bag and pumps at Princess Leonor’s 18th birthday.
Princess Leonor wore tailored Sastrería Serna suit Lodi pumps, Gold & Roses Sasa earrings, Order of Golden Fleece and Order of Charles III on her 18th birthday.
Infanta Sofia rented an Erdem dress with LMDI flats on Princess Leonor’s 18th birthday.
Casa Real has released new pictures of King Felipe, Queen Letizia, Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia on the occasion of the King and Queen’s upcoming 20th wedding anniversary | May 17, 2024
Spanish Royal Family - The Royal House released new official photos of King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia with their daughters, Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia, in celebration of their 20th wedding anniversary on May 22. (Photo courtesy of Casa De S.M El Rey) | May 18, 2024
Princess Leonor turns 18 on Tuesday and I feel pretty confident in saying that her first tiara will be the Princess Victoria Louise's Prussian Diamond Tiara because it’s used as a starter tiara within the family. For example...
Queen Sofia, back when she was Princess Sophia of Greece, started wearing tiaras a little before her 18th birthday in November 1956. (Joining Princess Anne in proving that these are not the strict rules people in the fandom think they are.) The picture on the left is from the Greek state visit to France in June 1956 and the one on the right is labelled as her debutante ball. I don't know if that's accurate and I can't find a date for when her debutante ball would have been but she looks to be about the same age.
Infanta Elena turned 18 in December 1981 but the first dated pictures I’ve found of her wearing a tiara are from the Swedish state visit in March 1983. It’s possible that she wore Queen Maria Christina’s Diamond Floral Tiara before that because she also wore it often when she was young.
Infanta Cristina turned 18 in June 1983 and the earliest pictures with dates that I've found are from the state visit from Nepal in September 1983.
Queen Letizia's first tiara was on her wedding day in May 2004. The Prussian Diamond Tiara was her primary tiara starting out but like the other royal women she moved on to other pieces.
Princess Leonor can choose whichever tiara she wants for her first one but the Prussian Diamond Tiara seems most likely. I have a post coming tomorrow with some more possibilities. Even though she probably won't wear a tiara for awhile yet, it's still fun to think about!
“The fact that support for the monarchy in Spain has risen up to 62% which is more than half of the population, compared to that 30% that was in ten years ago just proves how popular Leonor has become. I think Leonor and Sofia are getting more popular within their country compared to the Dutch royals.” - Submitted by Anonymous
Casa Real has released new pictures of King Felipe, Queen Letizia, Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia on the occasion of the King and Queen’s upcoming 20th wedding anniversary | May 17, 2024
Spanish Royal Family - King Felipe VI, Queen Letizia, the Princess of Asturias and Infanta Sofia of Spain attend the "Princesa De Asturias" Awards 2023 ceremony at Teatro Campoamor in Asturias, Spain | October 20, 2023
King Felipe VI of Spain, Queen Letizia of Spain, Princess Leonor, The Princess of Asturias and Infanta Sofía of Spain attend the procession of El Encuentro at Las Calatravas Church in Madrid, Spain -March 30th 2024.
The Spanish Royal family have made an appearance in down town Madrid this Saturday too watch the procession of La Soledad y Desamparo.
It seemed the princess of Asturias had a bit of a hard time hearing her father as the drums from the procession were very loud, but she nonetheless aimed a very welcomed smile to her father.